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Diary from the Middle East No. 2
http://www.blogtcs.com/2008/10/22/diary-from-the-middle-east...J.D. Long-Garcia, managing editor of The Catholic Sun, reported on the Church’s work in the Middle East earlier this month. The Catholic Relief Services-sponsored trip brought seven journalists from around the United States to witness Catholic outreach in the region.
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Mosque and Church, Neighbors in Syria
http://crs-blog.org/mosque-and-church-neighbors-in-syria/Egan Award for Journalistic Excellence
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Diary from the Middle East No. 1
http://www.blogtcs.com/2008/10/20/diary-from-the-middle-east...J.D. Long-Garcia, managing editor of The Catholic Sun, reported on the Church’s work in the Middle East earlier this month. The Catholic Relief Services-sponsored trip brought seven journalists from around the United States to witness Catholic outreach in the region. Flights and layovers I leave for my trip to the Middle East on Sept. 30, having layovers in Houston, Texas and Paris, France before arriving in
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Hands that Shell the Nuts
http://crs-blog.org/timor-lest/supported by CRS
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About the delay…
http://www.blogtcs.com/2008/10/17/about-the-delay/You might have noticed from other recent posts, but I’m back in Phoenix. I’ll be posting a delayed “Diary from the Middle East” in the coming weeks. I traveled to the region this month with other Catholic journalists on a Catholic Relief Services-sponsored trip. We reported on the life of Iraqi refugees. Related blog: Reporting from the Middle East
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Lebanon: The Lord’s Prayer in Aramaic
http://crs-blog.org/aramaic-lords-prayer/Egan Award for Journalistic Excellence
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Report from Byblos, Lebanon
http://crs-blog.org/report-from-bibylos-lebanon/Egan Award for Journalistic Excellence
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Lebanon Visit: Caritas Offers Shelter to Abused Women
http://crs-blog.org/lebanon-visit-caritas-offers-shelter-to-...Egan Award for Journalistic Excellence
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Egan Award Winners in Lebanon
http://crs-blog.org/egan-award-winners-in-lebanon/s shop - funded with startup capital from CRS - that adjoins one of the gardens in Saida. Photo by Jennifer Hardy/CRS CRS Communications Coordinator Jennifer Hardy is traveling with winners of the 2008 Egan Award for Journalistic Excellence . They are seeing the Church’s work with Iraqi refugees in Lebanon and Syria. On Sunday the Egan Award winners visited CRS partner Development for People and Nature Association (DPNA) in southern Lebanon. CRS and DPNA
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Iraqi Refugees in Lebanon
http://crs-blog.org/iraqi-refugees-in-lebanon-2/CRS Communications Coordinator Jennifer Hardy is traveling with winners of the 2008 Egan Award for Journalistic Excellence . They are seeing the Church’s work with Iraqi refugees in Lebanon and Syria. On our first day of seeing CRS-supported projects in Lebanon we met with the dedicated staff of Caritas Lebanon Migrant Center (CLMC), and then accompanied social workers
